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... the Spanilh fettle arms Teemed pervade the whole every movement ments was more favourable was expefted, a* the* (Hewed the lolrtier and the enthufialm of 'hem mentions that revolt in South America had prevailed, dependent and felf armed cMizens. Tba plan ...
... Thomas-flteet, or John Rswlip. ward Vice l .ho pfolay Efq a.ui Co. Trea- ftantly fopplied with Water, adjoning the River Liftey, !»OLUH’. D.re«,ons which are Andxrson’s own . Au ngier-tt,eet. , 5^.1,’8e!: near Kildare with Acre, of ' KING’S ARMS, KILDARE, and ...
... containing 36 Acres, which is good Dwelling-houfe. Alio, let the Corn-raHl, known by the Name of the Mill lately in the Occupation John Camplefon, with 18 Acres and a half of choice Meadow. Alio, ihe Corn-mill Templeoge, which the firß the River, and has always ...
... Friends, Richard Bromlow,? , , . Linen Hall, Robert Walker. London d,U ®- Monmouth, John Bean, Bourdeauz, Colliers j 7 veflcls with bark flour, feb. 17. Providence, John Bean,) , . , Prince Wales, Henry Lewis, ...
... for Auaions ,c p.blick E.hlbinon.. i.m, Vto. *S» ~ w Term., .a, on, »■ Mr John F«b„Hon, ’bo bn. .» I.onglord- Snocc-bo*.. *nJ di.io I ..rooo.. >“ **«**> .. b.'.Cd* .0 Mr. John Millwright who can be well recommended bread's beft London orter , take* this ...
... embarked. The fnbfiftence of the writer of the marine and the officers of health above under any pretence, for having borne arms during the (lege of this place, they were compelled thereto, and ufual the colonics under circumftaacC* for every one ferve ...
... George, i:o guns; Royal Sovereign, 110 Sans Pareil, go; Triumph, Invincible', 74 Va- Jiept, Pbaetdn, jg,'«hd fire fhip. . ‘'Sir John B. Warren ftlll remains at anchor Bay, with the' .under his command all the otper chips that ftuxon were un der the Admiral' ...
... Manner of convenient Orit-office«, titulars enquire Jame* Ryan, John Rjaa^ T TAMBOUR GLOVES. Years the Leaf, onexpired. In mi-e Mr. Tho- with Plenty loft and good Pump Water, and a good King a Arms. ,-ftreet.Dubl.o. HE greatelt Variety ol coloured mas Nowlaad ...
... acquaint her Friends which they wrll have training a» leaft 6®,000 freth that her Benefit Ball will be on Wedmen able bear arms in defence cf their W 7f May* 17«2. *« Exhibition.room, Advice was yefteiday received by merchant tn 'h. vVillUai-tlretH: Her ...
... has offered large reward. fl :i Sunday the »d inft. John 1 .!■. K.lln.ghiio, county of Kerry, renounced the errors o cr y> embraced the Proteftam religion, before the rev. Kalp.) alt Sunday Mr. John Spellecy read his recantation from Poper/ in St. Munch ...
... employed in their room ; and the whom the city had given arms deli'trtii them up on Saturday lad. From Haerlem hy write, that they have received orders from :o difarm the citizens, and to depofite •t arms the Hotel de Ville. L. 0 N DON, Oilober 27. Governmfnt ...
... depredations on your coaft June laft. dread hourly his coming into our harbour, and have therefore collefted together all the arms in the country, to the amount 100 mufkets, befides cutlafl'ts, and carriage guns and fwivels, and are detenr.inrd to prevent ...